Jalbum lets you make web galleries from images or photos. Has many customization options and has plugins and skins capabilities. The look of the resulting web pages is great and can be altered in many ways.
It is open source and multi-platform. You can also download lots of templates and even sign up for a free (but limited) account to store your albums.
You need java installed in order for the program to work.
I have tried several applications that can change my wallpaper but many of them were either too complicated and bloated or lacked basic settings.
John’s Background Switcher not only does its job very well, It also can mix images into polaroid shots with a few images or make a collage with some of them. The time intervals are well balanced too.
You can make image sets from images anywhere in your computer, something I like a lot because I can choose which images to add to a set no matter where they are located, or even if the folder they are in contains other kinds of wallpapers.
If you want, it can import images from Flickr, Facebook, Picasa and other similar sites.
FastStone Image Viewer is a freeware image viewer with plenty of options and features.
It’s fast and uses few resources. You can download a portable version.
For a more complete image viewer, try XnView, which is also free.
PicPick is an all-in-one application that lets you take screenshots, pick on-screen colors, measure distances in your screen and more.
It can be used on the go if you download the portable version.
Here is a list of this features:
ArtResize is a freeware image resizer.
It has presets for the most commonly used resolutions and you can rename and add watermarks to your images.
